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@michaelrobertson74/nsm

v0.0.4

Published

quickly execute package.json scripts

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Node Script Manager

  1. Why
  2. Installation
  3. How To Use
  4. Coming Features

Why

Who wants to spend all their time typing out long, easy to mess up, package.json scripts?

Not me. Here's a cli tool to do it instead.

node source manager demo

Just think of how much more productive you will be with those precious saved seconds.

Installation

$ npm i @michaelrobertson74/nsm -g

How To Use

Just run

$ nsm

from the root of any directory that has been npm initialized. You will be presented with a command line prompt to enter a script name. Enter partial script names until you see the one you would like to run.

Tips:

  • You can enter either a parial script name or the script commands to find a script
  • Use the arrow keys to move up and down to select your script

Coming Features

  • Yarn Support
  • Support for scripts that require user import
  • Support for non ES6 environments
  • Fuzzy Searches for scripts